Change Subject in Feedback Forms

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Change Subject in Feedback Forms

Post by rmakings »

Hey guys -

Yet another weird way for me to twist the system!....

Is there anyway to change the subject of the email that Feedback Forms sends out?

i.e. - Now the subject of the email is "Form Submission: Form Name"  Is there a way to have it as "Form Submission: Anything I want" or even better a dedicated field name?

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Re: Change Subject in Feedback Forms

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That's a good suggestion. At this time, only the "Email Results to User-Selected Site User" disposition lets you specify a subject.


I'll look at adding that in a future release.
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Re: Change Subject in Feedback Forms

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rmakings wrote: i.e. - Now the subject of the email is "Form Submission: Form Name"  Is there a way to have it as "Form Submission: Anything I want" or even better a dedicated field name?
the slashdot answer would be.. just name your form "Anything I want"  ;D

note that the regular contact_form tag sends mail out with the user-submitted subject, wouldn't be too difficult to edit the code in that one to either: prefix the user's subject with something, put the user's subject in the body (or disregard completely) and your own hard-coded subject in the header, etc.. of course, this is dependant upon the basic fields in the tag (or what could easily be added or changed in the code) being sufficient for this particular application.
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